Then I bumped into a post over at Flowerpot Days where favorite words were offered up for appreciation. Both of these posts led me to today's TT:
13 of My Favorite Arts Related Words
1 - choreography
2 - libretto
3 - adagio
4 - filligree
5 - danseur noble
6 - mythos
7 - frontispiece
8 - auteur
9 - trilogy
10 - leitmotif
11 - bibliophile
12 - proscenium
13 - recitative
Aww, thanks for the link love, Julia! Glad I created some inspiration for you.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I would disagree with a single one of those words. They are wonderful, rich, and evocative of some very wonderful experiences in my own life.
Happy TT, darling!
Hey, I learned a few new words tonight and I liked the visuals with each word.
ReplyDeleteNow I have to go look up frontispiece.
You are inspiring Julia!!! What a great canadian you are! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy TT and thanks for the visit!
Very interesting...loved it.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on libretto (complete with rolled 'r'), adagio (rolls off the tongue, that one), mythos (a word that sounds like it's meaning) and bibliophile (me!).
ReplyDeleteGreat words, all.
I used to love "genre" until people started to overuse it and pronounce it with a hard G. Annoying.
ReplyDeleteI love saying certain words, they just sort of roll off the tongue. This is a fantastic list. :)
ReplyDeleteCarrie - funny how pronunciation really makes or breaks a word. For me, genre has to have the French pronunciation. Then it's intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI like the way Susan described the words. My favorite, of course, is bibliophile. :D
ReplyDeleteHi Jul, I like all your words.. reminds me of our childhood together :> But I especially like recitative, having done a few in my life!
ReplyDeleteI like filigree myself. Trilogy sometimes appears to confuse authors, though, because they'll try to cram 4 or 5 books into it.
ReplyDeleteMost are new to me. Thanks for the list.
ReplyDeleteMari
My Thursday 13 link:
http://mariannelacroix.com/blog/
Michelle - I knew you'd love recitative!
ReplyDeleteMy daughters are string players. My violist's favorite word is "solo" because violists rarely see that word in music :)
ReplyDeleteGreat list, had to get out the music dictionary
Lovely words Julia. x
ReplyDeleteYou forgot 'boring'
ReplyDeleteor 'hemisemidemi'
Oh, I love all of those words -- especially the music-related ones -- and I'm so fond of Leitmotif I used it as a section name in one of my novels. :-D
ReplyDeleteHappy T13, and thanks for visiting mine!
Love the filigree!
ReplyDeleteEverytime I hear the word choreography I think of the Danny Kaye bit from White Christmas.
ReplyDelete"There doing choreography,"
Oooo, I love words.
ReplyDeletePiano forte.
Fisticuffs.
Tintinnabulation.
I WANT #4. And #11 would be good for my 8yo to ponder. She's taking some basic Latin this year and enjoys trying to decipher word meanings.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Toni~
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ReplyDeleteThose are all magnificent words, so rich... And the addition of the images really brings it all home.
ReplyDelete(Sorry for the double-post, I've got this weird thing with my laptop where it occasionally sends comments off before I'm done.)
adagio and bibliophile are my favourites! Lovely list, I love art.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my IJmuiden TT.
I learned a couple new words today!
ReplyDeleteJust had to come back and say it. Julia, you're the master artist when it comes to TT. I *love* how your creative mind works.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Toni~
Well we definitely have different tastes in life - Happy (late) TT13!
ReplyDeletei love these words too.
ReplyDeletehere is another one for your delectation: mythopoeic